60" 6 point dark curly maple into bubinga FS

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63Kcode

AKA Larry Vigus
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I just finished this one today

Butt 30" 14.85 Oz with a .5 Oz weight bolt.
shaft 30" 3.7 Oz. 12.7 mm triangle tip with a Juma ferrule
Balance is 20" from butt
joint is flat faced 5/16 14 with a phenolic insert in shaft.

$Sold

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Thanks for looking!

Larry
 
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That is one heck of a cue Larry! Definitely a great player, especially at that price. Beautiful long & sharp points!
 
Nice cue!

I'm a wood guy and I had a custom recurve made in the same wood configuration. Good looking cue offered at a great price! GL with your sale bump!
 
Larry"s work is second to none. I got a chance to play with this cue last night. The cue played great. I am most impressed with Larry"s attention to detail. The fact that he takes the time to make his own inserts instead of buying them tells me he cares about the cue he is building. Good solid joint and well balanced. Good luck with the sale. Also love that chain link ring work.
 
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bullshooter69 said:
Larry"s work is second to none. I got a chance to play with this cue last night. The cue played great. I am most impressed with Larry"s attention to detail. The fact that he takes the time to make his own inserts instead of buying them tells me he cares about the cue he is building. Good so63lid joint and well balanced. Good luck with the sale. Also love that chain link ring work.
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Likewise, I got to shoot some with one of Larry's cues and I'm really impressed with the craftsmanship, the finish, and the hit of his cue.

Someone will definitely be very happy with this cue.... especially at that price.
 
cyrex said:
Likewise, I got to shoot some with one of Larry's cues and I'm really impressed with the craftsmanship, the finish, and the hit of his cue.

Someone will definitely be very happy with this cue.... especially at that price.
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Thanks for the reviews guy! It's aways nice to hear good things about ones work.

Larry
 
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